Goodbye, Steve (Ember)

[Verse] Well, I woke up this mornin’, put my feet on the floor, Reached for my socks, but one wasn’t there no more. Just one lonesome sock, its mate nowhere to be seen, Oh Steve, my left-foot buddy, where’ve you been? [Chorus] Oh Steve, oh Steve, why’d you leave me alone? Now my right foot’s warm, but my left feels like stone. We’ve been through the washer, the dryer, and the spin, But Steve, my dear sock, will I see you again? [Verse] I checked behind the dryer, I searched beneath the bed, I even asked the dog, but he just tilted his head. The laundry basket’s empty, the drawers are bare and clean, Steve, you’ve gone and vanished like a sock-wearin’ dream. [Chorus] Oh Steve, oh Steve, why’d you leave me alone? Now my right foot’s warm, but my left feels like stone. We’ve been through the washer, the dryer, and the spin, But Steve, my dear sock, will I see you again? [Bridge] Now I sit here cryin’, a tear for every toe, My left foot’s feelin’ naked, and my heart’s sunk low. If socks could talk, I’d beg you to come back, Steve, you’re the only thing this foot will ever lack. [Verse] I’ll hold onto your brother, keep him safe and sound, And hope someday, Steve, you’ll come back around. Until that day, I’ll walk this lonesome road, With one sock on, and a heavy heart to hold.